5 Small Things to Help Cope During Divorce
Divorce is likely the most intense breakup you’ve ever experienced. Try tracking down some of these five things to make each day a little easier.
Divorce is likely the most intense breakup you’ve ever experienced. Try tracking down some of these five things to make each day a little easier.
Divorce is very difficult for children, who have trouble with change and loss. Telling them about your divorce is a big deal, and a lot of thought should go into how and when that happens.
For a few years after your divorce, it’s best to keep a close eye on all your documents, your bank statements, and most especially — your tax returns.
No matter how long or little you have been married, there’s a good chance you and your partner have acquired some debt. Here are some thoughts as you figure out how to divide debt during divorce.
During divorce, parents often fight for child custody. But sometimes, they are fighting a battle without understanding what “custody” really means. Learn the different options so you and your ex can have a level discussion.
Even if you’re not sure about changing your name after divorce, it’s best to at least have the option. Here is how to legally make sure you can revert to your maiden name.
A so-called “gray” divorce has unique financial impacts on both people that should not be taken lightly.
Divorce makes such an impact on your emotional self. This enormous wave crashes into you and there is no escape. You can only swim through and hope there is a nice beach with shady trees on the other side.
Divorce can get ugly. While some couples divorce peacefully, for others, it becomes a battle. Suspicion and mistrust become part of the game. Many people assume that when a spouse asks for divorce, he or she probably has money “stashed away somewhere.” Some hire private investigators to find it.
While it can feel satisfying, posting hurtful things (even facts) on social media during divorce is quite dangerous.